[$] Accessing new kernel features from Python
Every release of the Linux kernel has lots of new features, many of which are accessible from user space. Usually, though, the GNU C Library (glibc) and tools that access the Linu [...]
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[$] Accessing new kernel features from Python
Every release of the Linux kernel has lots of new features, many of which are accessible from user space. Usually, though, the GNU C Library (glibc) and tools that access the Linu [...]
ulexecve is a userland execve() implementation which helps you execute arbitrary ELF binaries on Linux from userland without the binaries ever having to touch storage. This is useful for red-teamin...
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